2016年10月21日 · Some jellyfish can be kept with others, and then some should be left alone. Heres a quick list of groups of jellies that can be kept together: Fried Egg Jellyfish, Lagoon Jellyfish, Upside Down Jellyfish, Blubber Jellyfish- These are all great together. Ice Jellyfish, Flame Jellyfish, Mushroom Jellyfish - These guys are all related and do well.

2021年8月12日 · See snippet of a common jellyfish thats often kept by reefers. Because of its delicate body and slow-moving nature, the Violet Jellyfish, should be housed in a marine aquarium dedicated to jellyfish. In fact, the ideal Violet Jellyfish, setup should be a specialized "jellyfish aquarium" with curved or rounded corners.

2025年1月8日 · Watch Jellyfish videos on YouTube Jellyfish of the Gulf videos • Sea-Jelly swims by Cnidaria • Cannonball Jellyfish with Crab Class Scyphozoa True scyphozoan jellyfish are a familiar sight along the seashore, and they can usually be seen pulsating along the shallows, contracting and expanding...

2018年7月8日 · There could be some jellyfish polyps attached to the seagrasses you brought in. When the timing is right, those guys withdraw their tentacles and "strobilate", dividing into a stack of tiny jellies. When the jellies break away from the stack, they're called "ephyra" - and eventually grow into the familiar "medusa" stage.

2016年10月20日 · Many of the jellyfish tanks in the marketplace aren’t marketed like traditional reef aquarium products. They are often sold as living art or a living display for the home. It’s a direct outreach to non-aquarists and creates the visage that jellyfish keeping is easy and requires little elbow-grease or aquatic expertise.

2020年7月1日 · Since Jellyfish are ~95% water, they are very easily manipulated by water movement. If your sump intake is on the top, I think that should be safe. But if there are sump intakes on the bottom or middle of the tank, there could be a risk if it were to dislodge (by itself or via water movement) and get pulled into a spot.

2015年8月11日 · Well it could be tiny jellyfish.....or the medusa stage of one of your corals.....or hydroid jellyfish. If jellyfish, they probably won't last because of lack of food. If hydroids....ouch! Definitely not hydroid jellyfish. (I think) lol Looks like a regular tiny one.

2023年11月24日 · Hi! I am wondering if anyone has tips on keeping upside down jellyfish. I have read that they can be kept in a rectangular aquarium. I am considering a 50 gallon cube. Or a fluval 32? Is that a good idea? How many could i fit in there, they get up to 8" supposedly. I understand they have a symbiotic algae and require strong light. Any ...

2024年12月22日 · For bending 0.5" acrylic, you'll want to heat it to a temperature in the range of 320-350°F (160-175°C). Since the sheet is thicker, aim for the lower end of this range—around 325°F (163°C) is a good t

2019年7月8日 · Like many of us, I have had problems on and off over the years with Hydroids. The ones that have always given me the most problems are the common ones that almost look like a smaller and darker version of the beginner coral called Yellow Polyps. But the colonial Hydroid is much smaller than...